African Movements ...I want to move there as well. I’m about to retire here in America. I will eventually open a business there, and a church ( actually, a Temple ). I know no one there, so I pretty much will have to deal with embassy, right? In hopes that I would meet someone who speaks English and would like to teach me Swahili.
Finally, lol. Been waiting for this. Beautiful house. So inspired. Hmm, 800 bucks for 6 months, yet I'm in a one bedroom for $1200 per month? We are nothing but consumers and robots here in America.
Min wage in FL where I live is $8.25. Average 1 bedroom in my area is $800-900 bucks. In NJ where I grew up, the min wage is $8.60, and the average 1 bedroom is about $1200. On top of that, food, fuel prices, utility is are expensive.
Sure, but if you are an expat, you should be fine. I am speaking from an expat point of view. And still America has a high rate of homelessness due to the rise in housing cost - something that is not prominent in the so-called third world.
Not if you work online or teach English like a lot of expats do. Digital nomads or being able to work online is the wave of the future I think. And they are always looking for native English speakers, especially in SE Asia and places like China where they pay decent money. If you are a certified teacher you make even more and there are many more opportunities, and the cost of living is WAY cheaper. And there is also the opportunity to start your own businesses, like import/export overseas. Like the Sistah said, you are nothing but debt slaves in the US..paying over $20k per man, woman & child to Israel and for military spending to bomb God knows who else next. The planet is huge and there are all kinds of interesting experiences awaiting. People just have to stop being so scary. Life is for the living.
Ok, I have watched the entire vid... Sis... Your finger is on the pulse. You are bringing new breath and life to liberation and reconnection... Showing this aspect of what is POSSIBLE.... I THANK YOU!
Great price and the views are amazing! Tanzania has been on my list for a long time. I have lived in South Korea for going on six years. The bathrooms here are the same, built with tile, and everything gets wet when you shower. When I first moved here, I thought it was strange. But, it makes it really easy to clean. BTW, your baby is ADORABLE! I'm also a mom of two girls, born abroad here. I look forward to following your journey.
To be honest I wish I could find a lady who would like to live a simple life like this. Most ladies I know tend to want life in cities or developed areas. I am more into african village life.
Oh, my goodness, a three bedroom home for 132 a month??? Unbelievable. I love the trees and garden area and all the vegetative surrounding your place. You are truly bless my dear. Baby Zora is adorable and Freddie is cute. Zora Neale Hurston was in a category of her own. Ahhh, I wish I was there NOW, but alas it will be months before I do venture Africa. Keep the video coming. Love, Peace
I'm so mad I'm JUST now watching these videos. Lol I'm late as hell. I'm also shook you can get a whole house for only $132??!!!! I'm definitely moving out of the states asap. I'm planning to travel to different places first to see what I like. Tanzania looks beautiful!
@@nesq4104 I would advice you if you looking to settle completely get savings of as little as 30kdollars that's approximately 3million in kenya...just to show you the worth of your money..kenya you can get land for as little as 4000dollars or even a little bit less depending on the place if it's in the rural but you got the pleasure of amazing view,birds chirping and it's very peaceful people are always nice it's a community compared to the city it's a hustle and bustle..pay in mind that is Kenyan currency that has a lil bit more value than Tanzanias so if you looking to repatriate in Tanzania you will be definitely comfortable with that sum of money...love and peace from a kenyan✌
@@nesq4104 I have only $10k I am planning to move before the end of this year. I will live in hut/mud house to start with until i start business. My family think I am out of my mind and I am little scared but I will not go back on my decision. I am originally from Africa so life there will be so easy. I just want to get out of here. I already sold some of my furnitures....so ready. The problem is I don't know no one that scare me little and don't know where to start. Never traveled anywhere alone.
I love how open and informative you are. I also like how you have a plan and never ask for funds. Is there any way viewers can send $ or care packages?
Words cannot describe how much I appreciate your videos. I vicariously live through TH-cam since I live in the states and at the moment can't even find a job. But I get so much joy out of watching other people travel and live their dreams. Many continued blessing to the three of you. So happy you guys found each other!!
Good luck on your job search. If you have even an AA degree, you could leave the country too and teach English as a 2nd language. It's in S. Korea though, but it's a government sponsored program where they recruit native English speakers to teach in public schools. It's called EPIK, I think. If you have a BA, you can pretty much go anywhere in SE Asia and make a decent living...b/c the cost of living is so much cheaper than the US. You also need to get an ESL Certification but you can get one of those (over 120 hours) for cheap on GroupOn so I've read. So people who are really interested in leaving the States, it is not some pipe dream or impossibility. You can even attend distance courses or online courses with accredited US universities while overseas. I'm doing it now.
I used to think I wanted an ocean view, but now I can even imagine having a green view. My apartment in Kenya costed the same and had those ceilings, but there was no flooring, no fridge or hot water. But the water used to get heated later on in the day since the tank was on the roof. 😄 The difference in Kenya is that you pay one month rent, one month deposit. The furniture is so nice as well. You should feature the dad on the vlog, what a talent! Lovely home! 😍😍
That is sooo beautiful. I live in NC I want me and my daughter to move that way with good price house. I nervous to travel by myself with a child. Ppl look at me like I'm crazy when I say I wanna go.
Traveling Sista, WOW!!! Happy for you all. Baby Zora is so beautiful. You and Freddie are doing your life. A beautiful home. I am traveling solo right now, but possibilities wide open. Thank you for sharing.
Yes , beautiful family. Beautiful home, thank you for the showing. You are the first one i have seen that actually told us what it would cost and what we get for that amount in a house. Wow. Im so ready. Thank you
Your home is soooo beautiful!!! OMG and that view of those mountains sooooooooooooo beautiful!!! I am so happy for you...My nephew just got married in Tanzania last weekend in Zanzibar that is their second time in Tanzania...they are from Brooklyn NY...I have been watching a lot of videos of African Americans moving to all parts of Africa...my grand kids father's are from Mali...I'm sure when they grow up they will want to go visit the motherland....I know you are busy with the new baby and she is so adorable but keep the videos coming... can't wait to see he wedding videos!!!! Be Blessed!!
Beautiful home! Thanks for sharing. My family wanted to leave the States and move to Ghana. Maybe we need to reconsider. Your videos make Tanzania look so peaceful.
Very Educational! especially for People that are afraid to step into unkown..you have open the door to so many!...it take courage to do what you did!...to step into unkown blend in with people and make things happen..good for you!
@@irenedavo3768 The average secondary teacher in Tanzania with only standard training earns only 270,000 shillings (about $167 US) per month, according to Gratian Mukoba, president of the teachers' union. Even teachers who hold an advanced degree earn only 350,000 ($216) on average.Dec 20, 2013
@@irenedavo3768 lazy man's excuse, if you set up a business or something say a pension fund and you move over to Tanzania you'd be living better than you would in America added to whatever little amount you can make in Tanzania that'd go along way
When it comes to Black american TH-camrs living in Africa, you are hands down one of my favorites. I love the glimpses you give us into daily life, shopping, and the overall culture. You’re real, honest and refreshing. I also love how you’ve integrated into the culture yet you have a strong sense of who YOU are as an individual. Really inspiring.
I just found this video and its over a year old at this point but I just want to thank you for showing your home and family. I'm planning to visit the continent one day soon but first learning as much as possible about life there. I now know what a squatter toilet is, an mosquito net. Thanks again for sharing! ...and beautiful daughter.
Good day Traveling Sista, Husband, and Zora: Thanks immensely for serenading your audience with your splendid, earthly, yet simplistic house. Love the two mountain views, tress, backyard, particularly the wooden vintage furniture, kitchen with running water and two burners. Nice house.
Tanzania is On The Right Track. It is The Most Attractive Country in Africa for those in Diaspora because the cost of living is REASONABLE and REALISTIC. Thanks for sharing and Best Wishes to you, your new family and all your loved ones.
Nice crib !! All you need is to take some time, pay a visit back to the states, get you a washer, dryer, and just few other household items, bring it back home to Tanzania and hook the crib up. Thanks for sharing though it's wonderful.
This is such a beautiful and special video. I loved the tour. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Sending much love and blessings to you and your beautiful family. The views are stunning and I love the house and the price😱😱😱
What an adorable baby you guys made, lol! I love your Banana Trees & mountain views. That's awesome Crown Molding on your ceilings. I may need to shop in Freddy's Dad Workshop when its time to furnish my new home. Diamond Yvonne
Beautiful home.. that view is breathtaking! You're family is definitely going to enjoy themselves. Love your bedroom. Your bathroom reminds me of the ones in Ghana.
I can't say enough how much I adore and appreciate your videos. You are a breath of fresh air and I honor your generosity in sharing! Both your home and your family are absolutely beautiful. I spent a month in Moshi last year and I'm anxious to visit Arusha soon. Many blessings to you!
Love you too and thanks for showing your house I was thinking about coming to Africa I retired now and I'm thinking about coming there to live thanks a lot love
Hello Sister, This is only my second video of yours but I must say, I am captivated. I look forward to learning more about Tanzania through you. Zora is a lovely little princess. God bless your family.
on my its been long since i saw a heater like that...back in primary school my dad will wake up 30-45mins before us and turn it on so we could have hot water...good memories
Nice, you should think of buying some land and building your own. Love the furniture, do they ship around east Africa? You can get real good shea butter from Uganda. The trees grow in a belt from Ghana to Gulu in UG. Let me know if you want some
Great place to retire, the price is exceptionally great!!! Baby is adorable!!, I like the headwrap a lot. If I could spend ten years living like that, very soon I'll become a millionaire!
Zora is absolutely gorgeous and certainly a happy baby. Nothing but well wishes from us in the the West and good luck in your new life. Prof. Lumumba made me want to visit some day but you make me want to move to Tanzania now.
Alana Weaver Then how come they don't produced shear butter? You can educate yourself on by watching how shear butter is produced. Ghana, Burkina, Mali, Togo, and the rest of the west African sub-region. These are the areas on the continent where the shear trees grow. East Africa has different vegetation. Are u American?
konkonbishI You're wrong. Shea butter is also made from East Africa. Shea trees grow very well in some parts East Africa. You should know that almost every crop that grows in West Africa can grow in East Africa. The soil in East Africa is very fertile compared to West Africa. Cocoa, palm trees, plantain...are grown in East Africa. In fact no country/region grows more banana/plantain in the world than Uganda/East Africa, except India. hapakenya.com/2017/07/27/the-difference-between-east-and-west-african-shea-butter/
The last video you did three years ago sitting the chair in the garden is the last one I saw until this past week. That video is responsible for me loving Tanzania, but ancestral connection is pulling me to Ghana. How do I fix that? Come to Tanzania until I could get to Ghana. Lol, you had no husband and child and now look at you. You are blessed! That sweet Zora is so beautiful.
Peace Queen ! Thank you for sharing your life in TZ. I’m truly enjoying it. I hope to visit in the future. I have a question about birth culture there in TZ. I’m a doula/birthworker and Very curious. How was your birth experience ? Would you be so kind to do a video on this?
So thankful to all you guys on youtube showing us your life, homes and giving realistic advice and personal insight into the possibilities for a future in Africa. Not too sure 'bout the squatter toilet tho'! Africa's calling me from UK!
YO SIS the Tanzanian gov should put you on payroll, because the way you lay it down about tanzania, makes me want to pack my sh!t and make the move.
I agree, she should reach out to the tourism board!
He can meet a wife there.
steven brown hahahahaaa we are waiting for you brother your very wellcome
African Movements ...I want to move there as well. I’m about to retire here in America. I will eventually open a business there, and a church ( actually, a Temple ). I know no one there, so I pretty much will have to deal with embassy, right? In hopes that I would meet someone who speaks English and would like to teach me Swahili.
@@simplymoonchild3908 your wellcome here in tanzania you will love and never regreat it😊
Finally, lol. Been waiting for this. Beautiful house. So inspired. Hmm, 800 bucks for 6 months, yet I'm in a one bedroom for $1200 per month? We are nothing but consumers and robots here in America.
nadoop before you begin to compare the cost of housing between the two countries, don't forget to also compare the minimum wage.
Min wage in FL where I live is $8.25. Average 1 bedroom in my area is $800-900 bucks. In NJ where I grew up, the min wage is $8.60, and the average 1 bedroom is about $1200. On top of that, food, fuel prices, utility is are expensive.
nadoop hmm. But then, in some African countries, min wage can be as low as $1 or even less.
Sure, but if you are an expat, you should be fine. I am speaking from an expat point of view. And still America has a high rate of homelessness due to the rise in housing cost - something that is not prominent in the so-called third world.
Not if you work online or teach English like a lot of expats do. Digital nomads or being able to work online is the wave of the future I think. And they are always looking for native English speakers, especially in SE Asia and places like China where they pay decent money. If you are a certified teacher you make even more and there are many more opportunities, and the cost of living is WAY cheaper. And there is also the opportunity to start your own businesses, like import/export overseas. Like the Sistah said, you are nothing but debt slaves in the US..paying over $20k per man, woman & child to Israel and for military spending to bomb God knows who else next. The planet is huge and there are all kinds of interesting experiences awaiting. People just have to stop being so scary. Life is for the living.
Ok, I have watched the entire vid... Sis... Your finger is on the pulse. You are bringing new breath and life to liberation and reconnection... Showing this aspect of what is POSSIBLE.... I THANK YOU!
Life Trod I agree
Yea.. they should..
Love your home! The view is stunning!! Poppa looks so happy with his girls! Zora is beautiful! I'm happy for yall!
Baby Zora is beautiful!!!
Beautiful little angel.
Let me take the time to tell you how much you have hit the jackpot with THAT view for THAT amount. You are truly blessed!
Great price and the views are amazing! Tanzania has been on my list for a long time. I have lived in South Korea for going on six years. The bathrooms here are the same, built with tile, and everything gets wet when you shower. When I first moved here, I thought it was strange. But, it makes it really easy to clean. BTW, your baby is ADORABLE! I'm also a mom of two girls, born abroad here. I look forward to following your journey.
Thanks for showing your home to us! Your family is beautiful just like you.
Thank you Marinda 😘♥️
Traveling Sista you're welcome.
OMG, the books you are reading!!! YES
Maria Avi ill Buy that book tomorrow whats ir about ?? I love to read .
To be honest I wish I could find a lady who would like to live a simple life like this. Most ladies I know tend to want life in cities or developed areas. I am more into african village life.
Beautiful Baby Zora! I LOVE the mountains! Beautiful home and vistas...I'd probably never want to leave
Oh, my goodness, a three bedroom home for 132 a month??? Unbelievable. I love the trees and garden area and all the vegetative surrounding your place. You are truly bless my dear. Baby Zora is adorable and Freddie is cute. Zora Neale Hurston was in a category of her own. Ahhh, I wish I was there NOW, but alas it will be months before I do venture Africa. Keep the video coming. Love, Peace
I'm so mad I'm JUST now watching these videos. Lol I'm late as hell. I'm also shook you can get a whole house for only $132??!!!! I'm definitely moving out of the states asap. I'm planning to travel to different places first to see what I like. Tanzania looks beautiful!
@Imhotep Genius 100k or less would be enough
@@leeayi243 how much usd saved will provide a descent like there? I do not want to work again
@@nesq4104 I would advice you if you looking to settle completely get savings of as little as 30kdollars that's approximately 3million in kenya...just to show you the worth of your money..kenya you can get land for as little as 4000dollars or even a little bit less depending on the place if it's in the rural but you got the pleasure of amazing view,birds chirping and it's very peaceful people are always nice it's a community compared to the city it's a hustle and bustle..pay in mind that is Kenyan currency that has a lil bit more value than Tanzanias so if you looking to repatriate in Tanzania you will be definitely comfortable with that sum of money...love and peace from a kenyan✌
@@nesq4104 I have only $10k I am planning to move before the end of this year. I will live in hut/mud house to start with until i start business. My family think I am out of my mind and I am little scared but I will not go back on my decision. I am originally from Africa so life there will be so easy. I just want to get out of here. I already sold some of my furnitures....so ready. The problem is I don't know no one that scare me little and don't know where to start. Never traveled anywhere alone.
@@Miasworld-h9l well as they say life is an adventure. Pray about it and make your best preparations. If it doesnt work out you can always come back
Thanks for the tour! Beautiful home, breathtaking view and Zora is absolutely gorgeous! $800 for 6 months?! That's amazing. lol at the hoodlum dogs 🐶
Zora is so pretty!
😍😍😍 I want to wake up to that view every day
I love how open and informative you are. I also like how you have a plan and never ask for funds. Is there any way viewers can send $ or care packages?
So appreciate you letting us into your home! Your baby girl is gorgeous! Best wishes to you and your family!
Yes, we have Shea butter and black soap in Kenya but it's not made here. It comes from Uganda or West Africa.
Words cannot describe how much I appreciate your videos. I vicariously live through TH-cam since I live in the states and at the moment can't even find a job. But I get so much joy out of watching other people travel and live their dreams. Many continued blessing to the three of you. So happy you guys found each other!!
Good luck on your job search. If you have even an AA degree, you could leave the country too and teach English as a 2nd language. It's in S. Korea though, but it's a government sponsored program where they recruit native English speakers to teach in public schools. It's called EPIK, I think. If you have a BA, you can pretty much go anywhere in SE Asia and make a decent living...b/c the cost of living is so much cheaper than the US. You also need to get an ESL Certification but you can get one of those (over 120 hours) for cheap on GroupOn so I've read. So people who are really interested in leaving the States, it is not some pipe dream or impossibility. You can even attend distance courses or online courses with accredited US universities while overseas. I'm doing it now.
Nzings Dee thanks for the info. I'm wondering tho about sense of community and possible isolation and even loneliness in Korea or SE Asia?
I used to think I wanted an ocean view, but now I can even imagine having a green view. My apartment in Kenya costed the same and had those ceilings, but there was no flooring, no fridge or hot water. But the water used to get heated later on in the day since the tank was on the roof. 😄 The difference in Kenya is that you pay one month rent, one month deposit. The furniture is so nice as well. You should feature the dad on the vlog, what a talent! Lovely home! 😍😍
whatsupsweden What do you mean by no flooring.?
Where in Kenya?
That is sooo beautiful. I live in NC I want me and my daughter to move that way with good price house. I nervous to travel by myself with a child. Ppl look at me like I'm crazy when I say I wanna go.
You gotta ignore people when they look at you crazy. Most of them secretly admire your boldness, they just don’t have the balls to do it themselves.
Awesome place, the mountain view is fantastic..watching from New York City
A couple that reads together has much to discuss with each other.
Traveling Sista, WOW!!! Happy for you all. Baby Zora is so beautiful. You and Freddie are doing your life. A beautiful home. I am traveling solo right now, but possibilities wide open. Thank you for sharing.
Yes , beautiful family. Beautiful home, thank you for the showing. You are the first one i have seen that actually told us what it would cost and what we get for that amount in a house. Wow. Im so ready. Thank you
Your home is soooo beautiful!!! OMG and that view of those mountains sooooooooooooo beautiful!!! I am so happy for you...My nephew just got married in Tanzania last weekend in Zanzibar that is their second time in Tanzania...they are from Brooklyn NY...I have been watching a lot of videos of African Americans moving to all parts of Africa...my grand kids father's are from Mali...I'm sure when they grow up they will want to go visit the motherland....I know you are busy with the new baby and she is so adorable but keep the videos coming... can't wait to see he wedding videos!!!! Be Blessed!!
I can't get enough of the VIEW! We get that view on St. Croix...it's the Caribbean, so we have a lot of great views.
Beautiful home! Thanks for sharing. My family wanted to leave the States and move to Ghana. Maybe we need to reconsider. Your videos make Tanzania look so peaceful.
Start researching but trustme you will love it here in tanzania than you can imagine
Beautiful Daddy and daughter shot. Your home is. Lovely and it feels so still, peaceful and tranquil.
Amazing, when I come back home ( kenya) i may visit Tanzania
Marwa Marwa I'm always running into you in every comment sections
Definitely
Very Educational! especially for People that are afraid to step into unkown..you have open the door to so many!...it take courage to do what you did!...to step into unkown blend in with people and make things happen..good for you!
That’s a million dollar view! I can’t believe the rent on that place. Princess Zora is adorable.
And- that is astonishing that y'all only pay $132.00 per month. Wow!
@@irenedavo3768 The average secondary teacher in Tanzania with only standard training earns only 270,000 shillings (about $167 US) per month, according to Gratian Mukoba, president of the teachers' union. Even teachers who hold an advanced degree earn only 350,000 ($216) on average.Dec 20, 2013
@@irenedavo3768 lazy man's excuse, if you set up a business or something say a pension fund and you move over to Tanzania you'd be living better than you would in America added to whatever little amount you can make in Tanzania that'd go along way
When it comes to Black american TH-camrs living in Africa, you are hands down one of my favorites.
I love the glimpses you give us into daily life, shopping, and the overall culture. You’re real, honest and refreshing. I also love how you’ve integrated into the culture yet you have a strong sense of who YOU are as an individual. Really inspiring.
The baby is too precious. The views are breathtaking. Beautiful home. Love the natural feel with fresh air and banana trees. Blessings
Awwww baby Zora is sooo beautiful!!!😊❤💕💕
I just found this video and its over a year old at this point but I just want to thank you for showing your home and family. I'm planning to visit the continent one day soon but first learning as much as possible about life there. I now know what a squatter toilet is, an mosquito net. Thanks again for sharing! ...and beautiful daughter.
Thank you for welcoming us into your home. I enjoyed the tour and seeing how our motherland looks through a sisters eyes.
Thank you for sharing😀
Good day Traveling Sista, Husband, and Zora: Thanks immensely for serenading your audience with your splendid, earthly, yet simplistic house. Love the two mountain views, tress, backyard, particularly the wooden vintage furniture, kitchen with running water and two burners. Nice house.
Y'all made a beautiful baby
Thank you! We didn’t do too bad huh? Lol
Traveling Sista hahahaha not bad at all
@@travelingsista No regrets thas life, u're funny girl. Old age uwil enyoy yo efforts. Haha bt u nice
I'm in awe! By the way, bees are PERFECT for a garden!
They are! I’m coming around to it. Not so scary anymore lol
Beautiful baby! Beautiful home! Beautiful family! Thank you for sharing! 🌸🌹🌷
Tanzania is On The Right Track. It is The Most Attractive Country in Africa for those in Diaspora because the cost of living is REASONABLE and REALISTIC.
Thanks for sharing and Best Wishes to you, your new family and all your loved ones.
Nice crib !!
All you need is to take some time, pay a visit back to the states, get you a washer, dryer, and just few other household items, bring it back home to Tanzania and hook the crib up. Thanks for sharing though it's wonderful.
Beautiful family and beautiful home. You have created a serene home and the outside environment, fresh air and beauty and sounds are priceless.
I like wood and bamboo! So you know I am feeling the furnishing!
Beautiful architectural work. Lovely plants and all sort of trees. Stay safe and healthy.
Loving the amazing scenery and the bright and peaceful atmosphere and surroundings.
I have to hurry up and get to this place
This is such a beautiful and special video. I loved the tour. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Sending much love and blessings to you and your beautiful family. The views are stunning and I love the house and the price😱😱😱
Beautiful home and beautiful family....thank you for sharing something so personal. I totally adore your videos
What an adorable baby you guys made, lol! I love your Banana Trees & mountain views. That's awesome Crown Molding on your ceilings. I may need to shop in Freddy's Dad Workshop when its time to furnish my new home. Diamond Yvonne
Beautiful home.. that view is breathtaking! You're family is definitely going to enjoy themselves. Love your bedroom. Your bathroom reminds me of the ones in Ghana.
Little princess is so beautiful, thanks for the tour it shows the real side of things.
I can't say enough how much I adore and appreciate your videos. You are a breath of fresh air and I honor your generosity in sharing! Both your home and your family are absolutely beautiful. I spent a month in Moshi last year and I'm anxious to visit Arusha soon. Many blessings to you!
Love you too and thanks for showing your house I was thinking about coming to Africa I retired now and I'm thinking about coming there to live thanks a lot love
Your wellcome you will be amaized how beatful it is karibu sana means your wellcome
Planning a visit in 2020 , would love to meet you traveling sistah! I’m ready for retirement in Africa! Tanzania looking real good!
Oh man congrats on your engagement, the baby and your house, so very cosy, minimalist and very beautiful for a young family..
Hello Sister,
This is only my second video of yours but I must say, I am captivated. I look forward to learning more about Tanzania through you.
Zora is a lovely little princess. God bless your family.
Very nice three bedroom house and such a cute baby. Thank you for showing your home.
We have those same burgundy bushes and they grow tiny plums once a year.
Oooh I really hope so. I love plums.
on my its been long since i saw a heater like that...back in primary school my dad will wake up 30-45mins before us and turn it on so we could have hot water...good memories
I love the way you love everything, you the real women appreciating what you have god bless you
Completely inspired! Thank you for sharing...Let you know when we get there.
Nice, you should think of buying some land and building your own. Love the furniture, do they ship around east Africa? You can get real good shea butter from Uganda. The trees grow in a belt from Ghana to Gulu in UG. Let me know if you want some
Thank you for showing us your beautiful space. That view😲😍😍 #OhMy and thank you for sharing a glimpse of Baby Zora #MyOvariesHurt #SheTooCute
Great value!! Thanks for sharing beautiful family, love daddy's girl!
Baby Zora is so adorable! Thank you for sharing your home with us. God bless you and your family.
The ceilings reminds me if Brooklyn. I love the furniture and I adore the way Freddy is bonding with baby Zora.
Heeeey welcome back to TH-cam and I am soooo happy you are back in Tanzania! Your baby is beautiful and I love your home. Til next time love you 😘
Great place to retire, the price is exceptionally great!!! Baby is adorable!!, I like the headwrap a lot. If I could spend ten years living like that, very soon I'll become a millionaire!
Oh and your home is so peaceful,simple and beautiful! I saw the books you guys were reading and got totally excited lol!
Very kool sista! Love it, so nice, the brothas and sistas back home have no idea!
Zora is absolutely gorgeous and certainly a happy baby. Nothing but well wishes from us in the the West and good luck in your new life. Prof. Lumumba made me want to visit some day but you make me want to move to Tanzania now.
Black soap and shear butter are west African thing. The shear trees grow only in west Africa. Ghana and the rest.
Alana Weaver Then how come they don't produced shear butter? You can educate yourself on by watching how shear butter is produced. Ghana, Burkina, Mali, Togo, and the rest of the west African sub-region. These are the areas on the continent where the shear trees grow. East Africa has different vegetation. Are u American?
konkonbishI
You're wrong. Shea butter is also made from East Africa. Shea trees grow very well in some parts East Africa. You should know that almost every crop that grows in West Africa can grow in East Africa. The soil in East Africa is very fertile compared to West Africa. Cocoa, palm trees, plantain...are grown in East Africa. In fact no country/region grows more banana/plantain in the world than Uganda/East Africa, except India.
hapakenya.com/2017/07/27/the-difference-between-east-and-west-african-shea-butter/
Review Site sorry I didn't know about that. I need to visit east Africa to see it for myself. Thank you for the information.
Google Shea butter in Gulu, Uganda.
There is alot in East Africa dear
Beautiful home. Little Zora looking all grown (lol)Go Mommy and Daddy! ...Good reading! Love the yard. The plants are looking green and healthy.
Love love love it!Thanks for sharing...beautiful baby girl..you look amazing...cute family❤
LOVE YOUR HOME, I ABOUT DIE!!! UNDER $200 YASSSS GAWD.. THANKS BOO.
The backyard view is impeccable
I’m so happy for you and your growing little family!!! That’s amazing!
Thank you Tiff 😘♥️
The last video you did three years ago sitting the chair in the garden is the last one I saw until this past week. That video is responsible for me loving Tanzania, but ancestral connection is pulling me to Ghana. How do I fix that? Come to Tanzania until I could get to Ghana. Lol, you had no husband and child and now look at you. You are blessed! That sweet Zora is so beautiful.
Peace Queen ! Thank you for sharing your life in TZ. I’m truly enjoying it. I hope to visit in the future. I have a question about birth culture there in TZ. I’m a doula/birthworker and Very curious. How was your birth experience ? Would you be so kind to do a video on this?
Thank you for taking the time to show the possibilities. You have a new subscriber.
Nice video and nice home. Peace & Blessings to you and your family!
Your house has such a peaceful vibe 🥰
you're right, the ceilings are beautiful...the entire home is very nice and the scenery is so refreshing : )
Such a beautiful home. Nice, simple, and nice detail.
That's the thing I'm not keen on with the showers, I like enclosures and bars 😆😆. What a cute house for a cute price 👏👏👏
Wish I could move, ZORA IS SO CUTE AND SHE SAID HEY JUST LIKE YOU ASKED HER TO,STAY BLESSED
Gorgeous home, beautiful family. Blessings all around!
Keep inspiring!
Thank you sistah ! 🤗😗
Gosh it's tranquil...oh,and that roaster in the background.
So thankful to all you guys on youtube showing us your life, homes and giving realistic advice and personal insight into the possibilities for a future in Africa. Not too sure 'bout the squatter toilet tho'! Africa's calling me from UK!
Absolutely beautiful family beautiful home and beautiful spirit 🥰
you have a beautiful family with the most always bless you
Don't know you but I'm so proud of you, a beautiful home, a beautiful husband, a beautiful baby, a bewutiful life, well done!
Thanks for sharing. Seeing this video confirms my plans to move to Tanzania.
I couldn't help it but subscribe. I love how down to earth you are, honest about the infos you give and appreciative.
Sis I'm more than happy 4 U Freddie & Zora! Books 👍🏾💯📕🖤📗🌍🏔🦋🐚🦋✊🏽🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🌞🌙⭐️🏝